Buyers Market for Peaches and Apples Across Regions
Local housewives report a buyers market for peaches with prices at record lows due to a heavy crop. Carloads from Georgia and the Carolinas shipped to northern cities lost money on transport. Early apples are plentiful with prices per basket reaching 1.00 to 2.25 dollars. Government forecasts show a 33,277,000 barrel national apple yield, down from 39 million in 1926.
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Duyers
Georgian
Carolinas
Washington
Saic
Frederick
Yorks
Starks
Hoover Turns Department Over To His Successor
Washington date shows President Hoover formally hands the Department of Commerce to William Waking of Holyoke Massachusetts. Hoover introduced the successor to top department chiefs and a brief photo session followed. Hoover then hosted Donovan and Burke as breakfast guests and planned further conferences as he awaits headquarters setup near his home.
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Washington
Department of Commerce
T William
Holyoke
Mass
Hoover
William J. Donovan
United States
James Francis Burke
Republican Nations Committee
Curtis Leaves On Campaign Trip To New York And Pennsylvania
Senator Curtis, Republican vice-presidential hopeful, embarks on a second speaking tour visiting New York and Pennsylvania. He is slated to address a state party event in Sumacuk, New York, under auspices of the American Farm Bureau.
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Curtis
New York, Pennsylvania
Washington, Ave
Pomipes
New York
Pennesylvania
Sumacuw
N.Y
Senaint
American Ferm Bureau
Curtis Widgo
Drunken Driver Fined Amid Courtroom Follies
Sentenced motorists James Keys and Daniel Werner Fisher in a People’s Court session. Keys paid a $150 fine for drunken driving as Justice Bowers found him guilty, while Fisher faced charges with costs totaling $3.73 and a 40 day commitment order noted for disruption at a public event.
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James Keys
Jone
X. Ruby
Justice
Shermer
People's Court
John Mone
le Pomemlon
Justice Bowers
Second arrest likely in Times Square subway crash
A second arrest appeared probable in the Times Square subway catastrophe that killed fifteen. DA Joab Banton summoned witnesses as transit engineer William C. Lancaster said two cases of man fault and blamed a maintenance man and helper for not spiking a switch. The sixteenth victim, Elizabeth Siebold, 19, of Rockaway Beach, died at Bellevue Hospital from a wood splinter wound.
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New York
Times Square
Joab Banton
William C. Lancaster
Transit Commission
Col. Lancaster
Baldwin
Causiane
Elizabeth Siebold
Rockaway Beach
Bellevue Hospital
Smith to Return to New York for Campaign Conferences
Governor Smith concludes a leisure weekend at a New Jersey resort with family, meets state leaders and friends, and plans to travel to New York for further campaign talks to decide how many speeches he will deliver. He spent the day at church poolside and golf with William F. Kenny James J. Riordan and Mayor Bagge.
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D. Harold Olivee
Associated Freas Stat
Spring Lake
N. J
Gov ‘Amer Smith
New York
Futher
Open One More Week for City Playgrounds
Public response funds city playgrounds to remain open for an additional week. New donations include $10 from Harry L. Abert, $3 from Quaker City Cleaners and Dyers, and $25 from Zechs j Tims, bringing the total to eleven weeks of operation.
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Harry L. Abert
Quaker City
Zechsj Tims
Prederick
Maryland
Brederick
Salisbury
Mother of Geo. M. Cohan Dies in New York at 74
Mrs Helen Costigan Cohan, actress and mother of George M. Cohan, died at her Morine New York home at age 74. Survived by son Jeremiah J. Cohan and daughter, with another son George Cohan, who were with her. The obituary notes her long stage career and family ties to the famed entertainer.
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Geo. M. Cohan
New York
York
Helen ‘Costigan Cohan
George Cohan
Mmorime
N. Y
Cohan
Miah
J. Cohan
Joge
Coban
George 3
Women in politics and government jobs face limited roles
The article analyzes women in the U S government noting few in top posts and many departments dominated by men. It lists women in several bureaus, clerical roles, and legal positions, comparing progress with the number of men in administration and comparing cabinet prospects. It also mentions infantile paralysis cases in Carroll County and a Hopkins Hospital serum treatment report.
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Smith
Hoover
State Department
Smong
Treasury Department
Treasury
Internal Revenue, Customs
Budget
Public Health
Brownie Kerr
Budget Bureau
Mary M. O'Reilly
Bureau of the Mint
War and Navy Departments
Department of Justice
Willebrandt
Soe
Interior ‘Department
Mabel P. le Roy
General Land Office
Katherine Cook
Bureau of Education
Fhe Board of Ittian Commissioners
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of Home Economics
Department of Commerce
Department of Labor Activalky
Civil Service Commission
Intersate Commerce Commission
Bureau of Efficience
Board of Mediation
House
Senate
Indibands
Pymny
Sesson
Carroll County
van Carroll County
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
W. ©. Stone
Sa Cital County
Siner
Boy Scout Paul Siple to Join Byrd Antarctic Expedition
Paul A. Siple, a Park Presbyterian church troop Scout No. 24, wins selection to accompany Commander Byrd to the South Pole. His father Clyde L. Siple and mother express pride and confidence as Paul trains for two years in the desolate Antarctic mission.
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SEA Service
Paul A. Siple
Richart Byrd
South Pole
Antarctic
Clyde L
Siple
Paul
Byrd Mie
Clyde Stole
Ins
iGeneral Electric Company
Byrd
Boy Scouts
Ami
Biowell
Pat
Commander Byrd
Pether
Scotts
Ches i
New York
Stk
Bs Sc
America
The
Park Presbyterian Church
Harry E
Brit's
Central High School
Paul A. Biple
Erie
United States
Clyde L. Stple
Heights Song Service at Braddock Heights Draws Record Crowd
The Braddock Heights song service Sunday night drew a record congregation. Dr. G Ellis Williams preached at Calvary M E church. Calvary choir, under James H Harris, sang two numbers. Next Sunday closes the season with a final program.
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Braddock Heights
G. Ellis Williams
Calvary M. E
Calvary Church
James H. Harris
Gotan Clever
Christ Reformed Church
Hagerstown
Jesson
Douglas Houff
All Saints Church, Prederick
John C. Bowers
Catersville
Charles C. T. Grull
Amelia Earhart joins Commypolitan as associate editor
Amelia Earhart the first woman to fly solo across the Atlantic has been named associate editor of Commypolitan magazine. She will run a monthly aviation developments department covering sport and career aspects of flight.
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New York
Amelia Earhart
Atlantic
Commypolitan
Pak
New Market Woman's Club Plans Lawn Fete in September
The New Market Woman's Club met at Mrs Ine Smiths Monrovia after a vacation. Seventeen members answered roll call and planned a lawn fete at Mrs Harry Betsons Monrovia on September 7. The meeting adjourned to September 14 at Mrs Harry Daviss home.
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New Market Creb Ecor
New Market Woman's Club
Ine Smith
Monrovia
Harry Betson
EP. Roop
Hoop
Helen Coughtin
Murray Bizler
Harry Davis
Mix
Mayard
Blaier
Sorg
Totes
West to See Coolidge About Boulder Dam Plan
Officials prepare to brief President Coolidge on the Boulder Dam project as discussions with experts and state leaders continue. The session aims to align federal and local goals for the controversial hydroelectric and water development scheme.
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Coolidge
Boulder Dam
Named president state auxiliary at Maryland convention
Mrs. Claggett Ramsburg of Cumberland was named president of the Maryland American Legion Auxiliary at the state convention in Cumberland City Hall. She won on the second ballot 40 to 18 over rivals Mrs John Kirby and Mira George Taylor. Ramsburg has been treasurer since 1925 and led membership efforts the past year.
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Department of Maryland
Department
Argentm- Uon
Maryland
Bes
San Antonio
Stata
Oeal
State Legion
Harold C. Smith
Rockville
Baltimore
Bushrod Watts
Rudolph Nickel
Frostbury
John A. Johnson
Eastern Shore
Folin R. Norris
Bett H. Wagner
Hagerstown
Paul Johnson
Mise Margaret Collison
Balti
The
Veteran A’ Buresa
Perry Point Hospital
State Relief Fund
Department For Veterans
Marine Hospital
Buikding
Veterans’ Bareur
Fort McHenry
Pornt
Smith
Aiiormey
Lith Infantry
States Army
Stowaways Found In Semi Conscious State Aboard Havana Bound Ship
Half a dozen men slipped aboard the Munson line freighter Munisia at Havana. Four were found semi conscious as crew freed them from hatch gas. Two bodies smothered in the hold were later recovered. The captain reported prior similar incidents in the past three days.
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Baltimore
Munson Line Freigher
Munisia
Brasil
Knoudern
Mitre
Sesemiemra
cMicera
Havana
Robert Crain Dead Pioneer Lawyer and Politician
Robert Crain, noted Southern Maryland lawyer and politician, died at Garfield Hospital aged 62 after a long illness. He lived at his country home near Mott Williams and was temporarily prepared for burial before burial in Southern Maryland where he helped develop the region. Survived by widow Margaret Bennett Crain, two sons Robert Crain Jr and Willem George Bennett Crain, and two daughters Eleanor Morgan Crain and Margaret Bennett Crain.
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Washington
Robert Grain
Crain
Maryhnd
Hawes
Garfield Hospital
Dewes
Lis
Mott Wiobarim
Wyoming Avenue
Craters
Marr
Crain i
Margaret Bennett Crain
Robert Crain
Sand Willem George Bennett Crain
Athe Eleanor Morgan Crain
Mia Margaret Bennet Crain
Fair is Success draws record crowd at community event
The fair featured a large turnout with many attendees at the race track. Judges faced tough trials deciding among numerous animals and prizes as contenders competed in a lively community event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stremiell
Owe of France War Hero Dies in Paris
The war hero died after a long illness at his apartment. His wife and daughter were at his bedside. A new enterprise for the market is planned, with a factory producing three different goods and a daily output of about 25 wagons.
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France
Paris
Marrbet
Deugtter
Domme
Mishe Ter
Marrieet- 94
Toy Waters
J. T. Ber
Frederik Iron
Ae | Company
Pluie
Krewaeert 4
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Jessie Dell
Bessie Parker Bruggeman
United States Employes’ Compensation Commission
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Boy Scout
Dr. Stresemann
Germany
Representa
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Keileen- Brand
Gustavy Ocreeman
Krieg
Ninkter Benes
Ceecho-Slovakia
Kellogg
Fogle
Jesse Fogle
Lindey Hill
Fisher Brot
Chester Posh
Age Ee Fogle
Charles I
Clarence Powell
Dayton
Ohio
G. W. Cramer
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Clarence Fog
D. C
Charles Fowle
Clyde Fowie
Catherine Fogk
Clarencee Eares
Walkersville
Jennie Boone
Myrtle Boone
Ror Boone
John Boone
David Boone
J. W. Boone
Johesville
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Watt Fogle
Clarence Fosie
Wiliam Fore
Ance Fauna
Earl Fogle
George Fost
Ped
Lester Fogle
Inet Stockman
Gees Dividies
Gee Marshal Fogie
Margaret McG Fra
Alice Derilbiss
Ruth Deriitiss
Helen Fosse
Kenneth Fogie
Norman Foge
Fritchie House
Bartara Pritchie
D.C. Brish
Magazine
John O'Conner
Wilbur Davis
John Hixson
Liloy
Chas. O'Conner
Mary Fitzgerald
Violet Tobery
Hetty Jane
William Allum
David Hardman
Ralph Beacht
Roger Phebe
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Phe
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Ethel
Clara May
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George Phebus
Roger M Phebus
Precerick
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State Auxiliary
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Mt. Lena
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MonGar
Bob GO
Chicago
Frank Dotp
Bortaend
Werst
Gus Novotny
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